Magazines

Ideal for extraverts, but introverts and tall poppies should approach with caution – this is one of the fascinating insights into ecovillage life revealed in ECOS magazine released this week.

The latest issue of ECOS provides expert analysis of the draft report of the independent Garnaut Review on emissions trading and the Federal Government’s Green Paper, which outlines the differing proposals for a ‘carbon pollution reduction’ scheme.

Could a radical Australian idea for floating self-powered desalination reservoirs be a timely solution for water supplies, changing the way we handle water on land?

CSIRO is committed to communicating the value of science to many audiences.  Magazines are one way in which this is done.

The Helix magazine for ages 10+ is one of two magazines produced by CSIRO’s Double Helix Science Club. This bimonthly magazine is packed with science news, feature articles, hands-on experiments, comics and competitions.

A snapshot of CSIRO’s commercial opportunities and highlights of our portfolio companies. (35 pages)

Use this form to give Double Helix Science Club membership for Christmas - the gift that provides fun and knowledge all year long for just A$26 (for addresses within Australia). Double Helix is fantastic for young scientists, offering events, magazines and much more. (2 pages)

Scientriffic magazine for ages 7+ is one of two magazines produced by CSIRO’s Double Helix Science Club. It is published every two months and is packed with science news, feature articles, hands-on experiments, comics, competitions and brain-bending puzzles.

Australia's most authoritative magazine on sustainability in the environment, industry and community. ECOS and is published bi-monthly by CSIRO PUBLISHING both in print and online.

The October 2008 issue shows how CSIRO is collaborating with research partners to maintain our scientific edge and help Australia's minerals industry maintain its competitive edge. (12 pages)